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Alex17521 [72]
3 years ago
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Describe why Bartholow and Heinz's word association study on alcohol and thoughts of aggression was a factorial design.

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o-na [289]3 years ago
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Generally   in order  to determine  limits  and significant differences of variables in experimental design more like real world; the ideal method is  to  design a study to  find out the nature of the  two or more independent variables.This  method   is called  factorial design.

Therefore in this present scenario  Bartholow and Heiniz's word association  study  on alcohol and thought  of aggression was a factorial design, because it  demonstrated how    interactions between variables  provide  support to  the theory of interaction effect in  a subject. The analysis is that; alcohol  causes aggressive display, and most people  intuitively  associated alcohol effects  to aggressive concept.

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